GeologyHub

GeologyHub is run by a full-time geologist and volcanologist who graduated from Arizona State University. The channel covers anything geology related, with a strong focus on volcanoes and current eruptions.

Most videos respond to events as they happen. When a volcano erupts, an earthquake strikes or a landslide blocks a river, the channel explains what happened, why and what might come next. Videos use maps, satellite images and footage to show the geology behind the news. They are short and clear, with a calm tone about events that can be frightening. The channel also covers rock formations and geological oddities from around the world.

Some highlights include:

An analysis of a major explosive eruption at Krakatau, the largest there since the famous eruption of 1883.

An explanation of how a major landslide in Nepal triggered a deadly flash flood.

A look at a strong earthquake near the Toba supervolcano, and what it does and does not mean for the volcano.

The channel has over 400,000 subscribers.

Engineers have to design for the ground they build on and the hazards around it. Earthquakes, landslides and floods shape how bridges, dams, roads and buildings are made. This channel is a good way into geology, geotechnical and civil engineering, and careers in hazard planning and disaster resilience, where engineers and geologists work side by side.